newsletter 13th March
Newsletter 13th March
Newsletter 13th March
This week's #WakeUpWednesday guide offers ten thoughtful ways to reignite children’s enthusiasm for books. From valuing all forms of reading to broadening access to diverse materials, it explores how adults can nurture positive reading habits both at home and in school. Digital tools, audiobooks and augmented reality are also considered as engaging ways to support today’s readers.
It also highlights the power of social connection – recommending books, reading together and meeting authors – alongside the importance of modelling reading ourselves. With expert insight from literacy specialist Carl Pattison, this edition provides supportive, achievable ideas to help young people reconnect with reading and see it as a meaningful part of everyday life.
This week's #WakeUpWednesday guide helps parents and educators understand the risks, from misleading visuals and algorithm-driven recommendations to desensitisation and edgy humour. It also offers practical advice on platform settings, open conversations and building children’s critical thinking, so young people can navigate online animation safely and confidently.
This week's #WakeUpWednesday explores the risks and rewards of children using generative AI tools, highlighting dangers such as misinformation, privacy breaches, and reduced critical thinking, while offering essential tips for safe, positive use.
Newsletter 06/02/26
This week's #WakeUpWednesday provides a guide helping parents and educators support children and young people to use AI safely, thoughtfully and responsibly in everyday life.
This week's #WakeUpWednesday guide explores how adults can support children and young people to recognise and challenge mental health misinformation online.
Newsletter 29th January 2026
A warm welcome to our brand-new school website!